Replies to post #86982 on North Bay Resources Inc (NBRI)

[bobbies]

We are down to meaningless discussion, at least to those of us who bought at much higher prices. 1 million shares bought at .10 cents cost $10,000; now those shares are as good as worthless with a value (at best) of $200. Investors at .10 cents would need a 50 bagger just to break even. And, I hasten to add, there were many investors who bought the "cheapies" at .20 cents and .15 cents and others who heeded advice to average down to the current level. Now we are all stuck with shares that might as well be monopoly money.

PL could not pull it off in the three years since the .22 high and I don't think he has the experience or ability to pull it off now that the Ruby is yielding little else but gravel.

New carrot on the string - wait till spring, a bait we've heard over and over for years.

[es1]

Because they believe in the storys they hear from those who are selling so they buy at the ask.
Then they realize the mistake when the dilution continues so they sell out at the bid to at least recoup 50%.
They are the lucky ones. Other investors lost 99.999%.
Only benifit to NBRI is the most you can lose is 50% if you exit before the RS

[Peggy]

Because that's the only way to buy and sell NBRI.